RavBoy

+1 ...WHAT A GREAT IDEA

+1

I was just searching for an answer to this, to the "how to quickly scroll/go to the bottom /end of an EN note" when I came upon this post.

I considered the solution for MAC OS X users given above, and thought there must be something for PC users such as myself. 

Until just this moment, I simply used my mouse' scroll wheel...but after experimenting on my keyboard I discovered...2 methods/options:

1)  Hit the keyboards 'Page Down' button to go down page-by-page -or-  'Page Up' to go Up page-by-page

2)  Press CTRL + END keys to go directly to the end of the note - and vice versa - CTRL + HOME keys to go directly to the top of the note...yay

Happy Noting

The .webp image format was developed by Google in 2010.  I am noticing more and more websites are using this format due to its apprently better site-speed loading performance.

The problem is that when I clip a page to EN, using 'simplified article' or any other web clipper selection, the images are obviously not appearing and in their place is a standard icon/file name all wrapped inside a boxed border.

Anyone know if EN plans on adding the .webp format to their existing .jpg and ,png formats?

Attached is an example note i just clipped...cheers